October 8, 1859 (4 pages)

THE NEVADA NATIONAL ~ SSEAT PAPER, PUBLISHED EVERY S21 0R DAY MORF WG 47 GRASS VALLEY, PEYADA COUNTY, CALBORNLA. 00 PRICE OF ADVERTISING. equare of Thirteen Lines first insertion. .$1.50 VOL y a Bubdsequent insertion..ccccese++++-+1,00 ==. Nevada Natio nal, GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY, OCT. 8, 1859. NO. 11. omen a oo eran, — 8. C. RICHARDSON . . Counry Surveror’s Orricr. LOTTERIES! Attorney & Co WOOD,EDD Y & CO's) vnc le ci, A T L AW . County Surveyor. { 1 Depaty. will promaptly attend to all business confided to @LDA @® BELIABLE . e are hereby cautioned against em in a 3 . ng other S tha h may & Pee estises be ‘pay, tuck pas, extra . DO@L@t and Georgia j.juliiiin ii ome hee ee ro ee eS Bapeaitie for all teamsters LOTTERIES. Extract from the Laws of California. in the Utab Expedition. » : Partiqularatvention given tall kinds of Convey. Lotteries on the COMBINATION, and others oo the . , CA? 20, See 3.—Nosorvey of re-survey hhereat: es er made by any persou except the County sarweyor Havana or SINGLE NUMBER plans . or his deputy shall be considered legal evidemee in ; any Court within thisstate. JOHN L. GAMBLE. “Sg TIOR-~On the corner of Jubura end Richaréesn re > te aM . SPLENDID SCHEMES . ‘3 + % ; With Capital Prizesof (~~ ies . JUSTICE OF THE PEACE asian -asenee:') I. WILLIAMSON, OFFICE—MILL ST.,GRASS VALLEY, . 4*¢ stmoreusethere of «matter denominations will KRVGTIOREEB > @rawn at {Opposite the Office of Richardson & Johns . AUGUST A,Georgia ani WILMINGTO Wissitena to salesin any part of the County of — ee _ . Del. Under the superintendence of SWORN COM. Real Estate or Personal Property. NOTICE missioners, every OFFICE—Com mercial and Pine street, Newada HE undersigned have this day formed a Law Co . Wednesday and Suturday of Each Week Nevada, Nov. 12, 1858.—n16-0f partnership under the firm and style of Dibble ies: . i? SE Es a & Lansing DIBSLE & LaNeiNc _ See State ~~, . HENRY MEREDITH.) [THOMASP. HAWLEY. . i. g ¥ 4 it Sept. 16, 1866 —e ec . MEREDITH & HAWLEY, my “ “ “ ‘ “ ‘4 ¥ INSE . THEODORE MIILLER. re oe a : = a ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS ar LAW . OFFICE—In Kidd & Knox's Brick Building, cor ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR ATLAW,. ,, 468 “ 43 file” Mag ner of Pine & Broad Sts. Nevada 3 Office—in Kelsey's Building Commercial street, se ? . ‘ sich ceili HOvena, aay sees . The Single Number Lotteries: ; 5 an —____. (autnorsncd by ame matcor Georsie) . OMG MAID ER ES 100 00 fe) wt CLASS 82 DRAWS SATRDAY, August 6, i859 . Ws pshh sig ¢ , eer “ 33 “ “ “ 13 “ V ANTED, in Gold Dust, weekly, $100,000, for) « a « “ i he SATLOon a8 which the highest price will be paid—Gold “ 35 “ e a or “ . Dust sent to the Mint without charge, except for Ex. . sated pressage. Advances made at all times on dust sent 99. TICK i tu ' en Bitin . to the Mint. Ihave alsoa Melting Furnaces, and will may be po me pod “TEN to FIFTEEN DA Ys AE 0 LONG and favorably known on Brord «treet, melt gold into bars for parties desiring It. . TFR THE DRAWING TAKES PLACE, and the pur-. 0 have removed and opened the finest Billiard Sa DRAFTS ON THE ATLANTIC STATES, . chaser will —upenty have to hold his ticket only . loon to be found in the mountains, in the new ROTHCHCHILDS’ DRAFTS ON EUROPE. . eight or ten days fore itis published in several of 1 " " . "i N CHECKS at par on SACRAMENTO & SAN FRANCISCO . the most prominent Sam Francisco vewspapers, and . BRICK BUILDING, COR. BROAD 4 PINE STS. a file of the New York papers, containing a perfect . OPPOSITE KIDD & KNOX’S BUILDING, NEVADA. Speelal and General Deposites received ax usual. . list of all said drawings can be foun at ™ Collections and Banking Business promptly attendThey hereby tender an invitation te all their oll ed to. . Wood Edd & Co,’s Lotte patrons and friends to pay them frequent visits, and A residence of eight years in Grass Valley, I trust . . y Offi r ry they hereby pledge themselves to give as good sathas made me sufficiently well known, not to need j f ice, isfaction as formerly TheSaloon will be furnished with new andl mag sae Elo ties Eechangee U* Old Stand, one! No, 98 Montgomery St., Rooms No? & 3, nifceut BEL-ESARD TABLES, aud crery door below the Exchange. $ os P ~— A. —Over Freeman & Co.’s Epress, . appendage complete. eam ne . SAN FRANCISCU. aot supplied wth the choicent ami most. conti -_ iquors and Cigars. NEW STORE, NEW GOODS . Nevela, rey 13, 1958.—n16 Cf / Whole Tickets. cee 10 00 : Main Street. .Grass Valley. Halves... ie siete $B) —— eons : @AORDERS for TICKETS or CIRCULARS, show. . Val F U R N ] T U R E. ing the Plan of the Lotteries, and how the Prizes are . , Main t — alley. ae eupecnreen sect otto hie Mew Wt awarded, will be sent te any one desirous of receiving . Next Door to Wells. Fargo & Co's Express Office. v remov' o as New re { . Proof Bullding, takes ‘Gleaguse in informing the . ‘Me™. Inclosures, of $10.and upwards, may bemade . Mealy at all Hours—where everything cap citizens of Grass Valley and vicinity that he is . by either of the Express Companies, at the expense be had which the market affords. Opening the Largest and Best = and risk of WOOD, EDDY & 00,, and PRIZES WILL . Mt Beate at Gia ba Qeneee. Selected Stock of Furniture, . BECASHED at Sau Francisco. All Communicatious . Thaukful for the liberal Patronage extended tome A, ver Brought to this Place atrictly confidential. . since my opening of this Rstattiedienont, she plea 2d Address, eure in informing my frieu¢a, and the public im genwa Everything belonging to House Furnishing, D. D. GASSNER, . eral that I have this day concluded to furnish such as Carpets, Floor Cloths, Matting, Wall Paper, . Care of Wood, “oe. ae MEALS AT ALL HOURS, and Blankets, will be found in great variety—All of . gw. Remember that we are selling our tickets at Whereeverything can be had that the market af whieh will be-eobd on the towest: terme, tr Coch; the regularditate prices, and no advance, as is other fords with the assurance that an unexceptionable , . Cook will do Justice, and 1 am confident that by Feeling thankfu' tothe citizens of this place and . Lotteries. tly ata aubdisdec, Timall yoceive & ithersl getiamaer, vicinity for their liberal patronage heretofore, I feel . _ nn (as heretofure,) from the citizens of Grase Valley. confident if they callon me now, they will find me 7 ” peer a ee ee a 7” NEW STORE. NEW GOODS. sx lam seueids death ; gules, as per Bill ° oO . . of Fare, he most reasonable terms sina oO. J )HNSON. — . The Subscribers bavin completed their . : a pies rats ; J. 4. CLARK . 1 , , NEW, FIRE PROOF BRICK STORE, sting ssishteintaliaiiiadinaaiel poms . RAN DI nS. * RC nara opt a oye ad) Cady & Masterson’s omestic. . CILO THING, WESTERN HOTEL. : : GRASS VALLEY.. CALIFORNIA THE UNDDRSIGNED having made arrangements in. Ever offered in Grass Vallvy.and which . tix Horse has recently been thoroughly refitted, we are determnined to sell at prices, . andis one of the best Hotel Stands in Grass Valley BORDEAUX & PHILADELPHIA Che than Accomodations for Buurding and Lodging,amed Good For a onstant supply of the above Goods, are now t=) er Stabling for Horses. prepared to sell to the trade at as low a figure as Any Establishment of the kind . ee ee eee eee ne mOenamE. they can buy from any House in San Francisco,— r ] FRANCIS WIASTERSON. ai = j Propt ra. Thereby saving Freight and Charges from San FranIN THIS PLACE. ee Our stock consists of a very large assortment of =. ————— Grass Valley, Jume 12, 1555 47-tf THE LATEST STYLE OF . gat Gente, wo sade 00 tase SPRING cLoTHiING, KMPIRE SALOON < ae The best stock of 7 , een ta i Suect, Seowecato. DRESS & MINERS BOOTS) Mitt Srrer, Grass Vattey, Foreign & domestic. cisco to Sacramento. For the Character of our House and Quality of our Goods, we refer to those who have been buying ’ Reme w S &Co. & _ . ever seen inthis place. = Also, « guol selection of , . : : : N. B. Remember Me mula & Co., Sacramento. INDIA RUBBER GOODS. BLANKETS, . [Next Door to Cady’s Livery Stable.) — one wall ’ The uudersigned, having purchased the abowe nam— weer" Hats, and Gentlemen’s ed well known Ww. 8. C. CLUB HOUSE GIN. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN appointed SOLE AGENTS for the sale of this PURE GIN in Califorula and Oregon, are prepared to suply the Trade with an article that NO EQUAL . ———— ly THIS MARKET, being the PURE ARTICLE in its . finest drinkable condition sud favor. (Ta ; This Gin is IMPORTED DIRECT wm ae. j ice aor . : i" re by Messrs. W. S. CORBIN & CU., of New York, who RECT IMPORTE: DEALER FRO: xu. . K. SALE have toxde arrangements with the late firm of CAM ae ER & DEALER FROM MANU PBEL., BROTHERS for the sole importation and sale iu the United States and Canada. We are assured it is the ONLY GENUINE Furni:hing Goods. . BHALHARD SALGOW ofc. W. Smith, are prepard te receive and enter. We will give the pssblic achance, once more. of tain their friends in the best manner dressing up ia fine style for a trifle. Call uext door ps 4 tothe CENTRAL MARKET. None but the Best Liquors will be found _ 3. COHN & BRO. . AT THE EMPIRE, BOOKS &STATIGNARY, Lime, Lime! County Suarweyor . ‘Harrington & Patterson, A Large Supply of Fresh Burnt Lime, . —————— — aoe = . The Gipecy's Revenge; Or, The Steles . among them. My slightest word was law, Child. and it was strange to see the tenderness and “Welcome, welcome, Aunt Ella,” cried a . respect which they tendered me. . group of pretty, merry girls, ae a sweet, be . “But they had been branded ax outlaws, . nevolent-looking woman entered the draw. and the government had set a large price on . ing room where they were conversing. “We . their beads. One day we bad taken refuge were just speaking about you, and wishing . ina cavern,after being bunted as wild beasts, . you were bere to tell us one of your detight. when we were suddenly surprised and cap ' ful stories.” . tured by w large body of constabulary. . “Most willingly, my dear girls. would [. “We were put in prison, aud after a short oblige you, but indeed I feel so sorrowful to . trial the band were condemned to death; but . night, I fear my tales would fuil to interest . MY youth gained me friends, and the vener” . able Judge, who had taken a great interest “No fear of that, Aunt Nellie, but as you . te me, baviug no children, adopted me as his . are so sad, we will wait until another even— . OW2. i ing.” “I wept bitterly at the terrible fate of my AUNT BLIa’s STORY. . old companions, whom I sincerley loved, and But she, dear kind auntie, seeing we were ) as I was bidding them a last aeieu, the chief, disappointed, said, “girls, I will tell you the . Who was a stern mysterious man, called me cause of my depression this evening; but in to him, banded me a small box, bade me on . imagination [carry you back to the days . ™Y houor never to open it until my twenty; when I was a iaughing, ligbt-bearted girl . rst birthday. Solemnly vowing to do bis like yourselves. Full of life and gladness, { . bidding, I bade them a last farewell. ! tripped gaily along the pathway of life, “My bome with the Judge and his beautiplucking flowers of affection from every bow[ul wife was all that I could desire; they ‘er, little thinking -that my bright dreams . '°ved me tenderly, and did all in their pow_ would so soon be dispelled by the dark clouds . @* t0 make me happy. { had the best musof bitter misery. ters, and every attention was paid to my edOur house was a perfect paradise; content . 2ation. and happiness beamed on every inmate’s. “At eighteen I entered society as the adop, face. One evening as we were enjoying the ted daughter of Judge Dudley; was well re. pure pleasare of the social circle, a tap was _ ceived, and reigned a belie daring the whole . heard at the door, and aservant entered, an. 8¢#800, My adopted father, who was very nouncing to my father that a stranger de. Proud of me, intended that I should make u ' sired to see him. great match, but whea [ told him that I bad . He instantly arose, and upon Icaving the %estowed my affections on my William, his , room was met by a tall dark man, wrapped "8° kuew no bounds., He declared that no in @ heavy cloak. beggar should win me, and bade me hencethe man, looking earnestly at my father, . 5i9gleton, as my future husband. who graciously smiled assent. . “Ireplied that I would never wed any “Well, Doctor, my wife is dangerously il], . Person but William, and that it would be /and I want you tocome with all possible . Useless to urge me in the matter. I was in“haste to see ber.” . dignant at his applying such an epithet to “Is she very ill?” inquired my father, as . William, who was a man of rare talents and , he did not relish the idea of leaving home on ® Young lawyer struggling to an honorable . such ao inclement night. . position in the world. . “Yes, very,” replied the man, sternly, “so. ‘“Hoarse with anger, he bade me begone. ' for Good's sake be qaick, Doctor, or she will . "TO long,’ said be, ‘have I harbored you unbe dead before we reach my home"—home . grateful girl, io my home, never thinking he repeated—“once indeed it was a happy . ‘Bat like a viper you would sting me when one—earth’s choicest gifts were mine—but . I least expected it Begone,’ be cried, as he now, ruined and desolate, and she, its light, . almost hurled me from his house. its beauty, my wife, my own darling wife,. “Loving my adopted father, I sought to be dying, surrouuded by misery and want. Oh reconciled to him, but be was deaf to my eniny God,” he groaned in deep agony, “if it . treaties unless I would give up William. is thy will, spare me this dreadful trial.” “That week William and I were married, My father gently touched bim as be sat . and humble though our home was, happiness with his face buried in his bands, saying the ever hovered around us, unti) one uofortuhorses were ready. In a moment they were . nate day my busband was riding in haste to . rapidly driving to the stranger's home, and . a neighboring town, when he was thrown . “onward, ooward, for the sake of Heaven,” . from his horse and severely burt. For weeks were the only words he uttered. j his life was despaired of. Night and day I “Alighting at a miserable cottage at the . watched by the bedside of my only earthly outskirts of the city, the man pushed open a. hope, and the Almighty at last rewarded my creaking door, and entering a miserably} efforts and spared my husband's life. Durcbeerless room, beckoned my father to apj ing the excitement I bad forgotten that we proach the bed upou which the sick woman) were almost penniless, and soon the reality was lying. : . stared us in the face. We were forced to My fatuer saw ina moment that no human . leave our pretty cottage, and William, whose _ aid could avail her anything; and it was with . weakness prevented his working, with anutreluctance be imparted the news to her de terable agony watched meas Fentieideset . spairing busband; but he, in whose bosom . ty earn a small pittance to sustain life. But . the lamp of life was not yet extinguished, . my constitution was not strong, and I was _ begged my futher to do something at least to . soon attacked by a dangerous illness which ' relieve the sufferer. is wasting my life away. I have buta short William, come near me—I wish to speak . time to live, Doctor, to you ere I depart,” marmured the dying . versary of my twenty-first birthday, I would woman. before I die, have the mystery which hangs The man arose, and kneeling by the bed-. over my life unravelled. Doctor. please . side. took her pale thin band in his, and kis. hand me that box lying on the mantel.— . sing it, fondly exclaimed “Ob, my Mary, lit-. Poor William,’ she said. stooping over and = . As we purchase only from first hands, and never tle I thought when first I clasped this loved . issin her husband’ le b: 4 sf CHARLES CA R L 9 . rom the mixers and mannfacturers of Tarantula! bang in mine, and pledged before God's al-. poser us 8 pale bruw, ‘be com . tar to love and protect you forever, and . FACTURERS, OF ALL KINDS OF one eanneniene enon oie ~—~ . when I took you from your friends to share . know comfort again.’ “My Mary,” he marmured, ‘I will never . my home and heart, oh Mary, I never dream. My father, as desired, box, and . ed that this would be the end of it—wretch . 7 vat opened the box, an took out a bnadle of papers, and was about Cc L UB H ous E GIN) School Books at reasonable Rates Constantly on hand . that Tomy 614 1 ect eve you in the! handing them to the man, whea the woman EVER IMPORTED TO THIS MARKET . WHOLESALE & RETAIL, And we are satisfied that e trial will obtain for it . Couatry Orders solicited, and promptly attended to. ow Py . Fy ” the high reputaiou it sustains where it is introduced Particular attextion paid to orders forall kinsof Which will be Sold at the Lowest Market Rates, . oe: F ‘ School Bowks and School Stationary ; . Forfurther information apply at the Kilms, or) +William,” said the sufferer, gently, 4%” NONE IS GENU/NE untess the bottles have . the LABEL of W. 5 CORBIN & CU. on them. . COUNTY CLERKS can be furnished with all kinds of For sale by the principal Liquor dealers in San . address Edward Huston, Grass Valley. Terms CASH ae” BARLEY and HAY WANTED in exchange for Francisco. W. B. CUMMINGS & CO., BLANK BOOKS. 43m 60 California st., San Francisco For County Purposes, made to order of the Peg Best Material. sa a sent one tion TURNER’S THOMAS 8S. LEVY, . oe ee es CARL. nip ome, 4-3m San Francisco. Valley Lumber Yard, . ——-——__-—_-_—_-_————————" cnet S55°S 2 Westeru A j x = a Vv. Er a House & Lots For SALE URNER’S FOREST WINE BITTERS are a cure for . ALLEY. i bf nd Lot on School Street, o; ite Mr. Dib. Fever and Ague, Flatuleney. Dyspepsiv, Gostive. . Hwee vies sua Sagar ae sow has . MH fr Bale Bt seeamect ee ae ae . at juena Vista a w y ache, I rity of the Digestive Orgens. Nervous . I am prepared to sell he Em + % aon iat, foant in, gore ted . Prostration, Neuralgia, Rheamatic Affection=, and . SUGAR AND YELLOW PINE LUMBER, OF ALL pire ’ = vane? “. most of the ills that flesh is heir to, They will be . AND Forest WINE BiTreRs,) ~ Apply to M. M. METCALF. found not only a curative, but alsothe best pmxven. . DESCRIPTIONS, Grass Valley, August 6, 1855. 2 . survnerae letredansd in California. exmaccbtasiaasticihssaineseoneinstlienecibncatieteamin ———<<<~ecs—e . @.Thesc BITTERS, wanufactured from the UF A SUPERIOR RS tf AND IN ANY > QUANTITY. SUMMONS . choicest medical roots, barks — herbs, by Turner Laths, Pickets, Shakes, Shingles, ’ : s . aoe. _ Pere f ge ta = oe in wee Cedar Posts, &c, &e. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, JUSTICE’S COURT. . onthe Coast, Perfect . I have, direct from the Manufactories. County of Nevada, ss. W.B. Clapp, . safety by persons of all ages and conditions. . 8 sie DOORS, BLINDS, FRENCH WINDOWS, Township of Grass Valley. Justice of the Peace. . gg~ TURNER BR‘ THERS, Manet mctustenas oy . Pane! ‘ewels Banisters q fornia, description of Syrups, Cordals, ers ke. at N. some pe Bey te 8 oe T W. LEW, Genre te of California,to CLARK . Vee Bufalo N.Y. and San Fssneiseo, Cal. _—. panei miemalenal. ; You are hereby summoned to appear before me, . GINGER WINE at my Office, in said Township, on Monday the CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.—Therhputation awar. C 0 L L E C TI NG. 12th 17h December, 1880, at 10 o'clock, a. ». 10 . ded to TURNER'S GINGER WINE,and the uneq waled WN, who . popularity it bas received, has been the means of . demands of you the sum of Two Hundred dollars, as . puttinginte the market many spurious articles . J OHN Ww. ROBERTS, [aw copy of bg age mow on file in my office, when . vee hanmoeay these base counterfeits ! We caution all . udgment will be takem against you for the said . consumers of GINGER WINE to examine the label, . (Of Freeman & Co's Express,) amount, together with costs and damages, if you fail 4 none is genuine save such as have our portraits . B™ LEAVE to inform the citizens of Grass Valley . to coyest and answer. ina circle, on a steel plate, surrounded by the inser. and vicinty that he will promptly attend to . To the Sheriff or Constable of said County,— . jption— “TURNER'S GINGER WINE, prepared by the Collecting of acounts, or notes, that may be . Greeting ;—Make legal service anddue return hereof. TURNER BROTHERS, New York, Buffalo N. Y. and. bandedto him. His charges will be moderate, and j Given under my hand, this 9th oy of September, . gan Francisco, California be can be fouud @ all timer at the Banking House A. D. 1860 W. B. CLAPP, gar Manufactory and Salesroom inSap Fran ea Belew . SW Sin Justice of the Peace of aadd Count isco. cor. Broadway and Front Street 6-om . At the Kilns on Wolf Creek, . once yours, and you would have escaped this . LIME. Orders Promptly delivered. =f . by thoughts like these, for never did I regret . . midst of the comfort and affluence that was . said, “William is too agitated, Doctor; will “q. youreelf?”’ . Aslip of paper fell from his band, and, am dying, do not disturb my last moments) . . picking it upgpy father read — “This is to certify that the child, Mary ' mine, I would give them all for thee.” ‘ daughter of Dr. Austin, of B—— stolen by My father, who had been standing at toe me to avenge my wrongs in wiauing frum woman, who bad forgotten his presence, mo. tioned him to draw near. “Listen, Doctor, to what I have to say.— It does not concern you, and perhaps I am Corner Montgomery & Merchant Sts., @ \ ww w & BR ‘wa \ Ww \ = 9 . window, was about to leave, when the dying . me the only being I ever loved. Tam dy ing, and 1 seek tovepair the only injury done . to one I once loved.’’ “Emanuel Valerino, my child, my child!” cried my father, bending over his new-found “I presume you ure are Dr. Austin,” said , forth consider his friend, the Hon. Jasper . and as this is the aoni. . you be kind enough to read them alond, NEVADA NATIONAL BOOK & JOB PRINTING MAIN STREET. GRASS VALIKY We have, in connection with the Nevana Nameven . Neweraren Feranteeneryt a JOB OFFICE. capsble o! executing every description ef Jeb Work, such as . Bosivess Cannes CrnevLars, Hanveriis, Birt. Heane Powter, Law Bianee. Bact Teeuers, Procksuura, Bussor Fax Hooks and Pasrnieta, Bre., which sill be execs vith nentnes«and dispatch, on reasonable terme. LL EE EE ISAS CR ning. and. iu exciting tones, ordering the servants to place a bed in the easy old family earringe, and directing my mother to prepare to receive a sick person. Without waiting to give any explanation, he burried back te the sick, and io about an hour he aud William tenderly carried in the sick woman and laid ber in the soft, comfortable bed which my mother bad prepared. Calling her into the library, hetold who the strauger was. The shock was too great fur ny mother, and she swooned apon the floor. Upon recovering, she gazed wildly alout marmuriug, “My Mary, my little one, bave they brought you back?’ * Ob, how affecting was the meeting between my mother and ber long Jost daughter? and wheu I kissed my sister’s hand, I felt that I would willingly give my life to save hers, * Mother.” she asked one day, “do tel! me who was Emanuel Vallerino.”’ “My child,” said mother with a sigh, “he was wy adopted brother, and only in that light did [ ever regard him ; but he. unknowu to me, loved me witb all the fever of his passionate nature. He declared his effection for me, but I told him I was the affianced of your father. He then vowed before heaven, if ever I became the wife of Hubert Austin, , he would be avenged. I heeded not bis threat , , and soon after was married. A few years . after you were bora you were stolen from us. fu vain we searched in every direction, but . could fiad no clue to our lost darling—and ‘long, loug, my Mary we bave mourned you as dead.”’ The night wind wailed sadly around our . home as the shadow of death deepened upou the brow of his sister Mary. . Father—William——Mother—-all coma near me,’’ she marmared faintly, “I would . See you all before I depart. Good-by, good. by,” she exclaimed, kissing us affectionately. . Ob, do not weep for me; Iam leaving you but for a time ; and ob, what a bappy reunion . ours will be when we meet in you bright . spirit land, Buthush, they are coming— . Isee their arms ouistretched to greet me. I bear the music of the heavenly Jerusalem. Farewell earth-farewell, all that is dear . to me, farewell. Almighty God, unto thee I commend my spirit. Jesus, receive my soul. And with one faint gasp, the soul of my be. loved sister was wafted to the realms of bliss. It would be needless for me to picture our griefather loss. It was heartfelt—eranest ; 'and poor William at that moment needed all . our Lenderest sympathies. “ Girls,” said Annt Ella, as she saw the . tearful eyes of ber attentive auditors, “ this . night is the anniversary of that death-bed . Scene. Do you wonder, then. that I am sad?” * Ob no, darling Aunt Ella,” they all ex. Claimed, “it was a scene too touching ever . to be forgotten; but tell us, auntie, is dear, . good Uncle William, who is always so kind, yet sorrowful, the William of whom you speak Sa . “Yes, girls; be has never forgotten his . idolized wife ; and I often thought when you . Were teasing him about getting married, . what deep wounds you must have inflicted . on bis breaking heart.”’ . “ Tlad we known we were inflicting pain,”’ . said the girls, sobbing , “we would not for a . moment think of tormenting bim; but the , future will show bow sorry we are for the . past.’ From that day many a blessing did Wil. liam Warrington bestow upon the fair young . girls who sought to soothe bis melancholly, . and by a thousand acts of kindness to render . bim happy; and they who loved him asa . brother, found in bim that friend which the young need, a sincere and truthful counselor i fa every act of their lives, . je Some days since, Alexander Johnson well knaowa about Columbia and vicinity, fought with a mao on Hawkins’ Bar, in that . county, named Jobo Bergman, injuring him . my choice—and if wealth and luxury were . who has lived with our band for years, is the . soseriously that be died soon after. . ga James M. Taylor, of Steven's Bar, . Tuolumne county, shot himself throagh the . head with a pistol, while lying in bed with his wife, on Suodey evening last, Mr. T, was laboring under mental depression, consequent on the state of his business, for come . of guiety to think long ou anything serious. . We wondered father did not reiurn that of dark gypeics, and was treated as a queen trespassing on your kindness, but I feel with ~. . daugbter. ‘My dariing Mary, for whom 1. the goodness of your noble heart you will . oe y & 3 have mourded for long. long years; is it thus . mar orp cr nsin a4 I bebold you; my God, spare, ob. spare my . My father seated bimeelf, while the woman , cbild,’ be suid, with frantic emotion, kissing related as follows : . her ; A large number of emigrants buve arrived “Mine, Doctor, bes been an a strange fate; . “Father, father,’ was all she could mur. #t Quincy, Plumas county, this seasen.— and short though my life bas been, itbes . 4. 1. sie sank back, exhausted, upow ber . Many of them are engaged in working the been an eventfal one. Ihave no remem~ . ), mines in that vicinity. They say that many brance of my parents, for in my childhood I “William, I am thy futher, too; tore me! of the emigrants on the way ace suffering had no settled home, but led a wandering . as weon. Our loved one may yet live; bat . from want of provisions. life with a gipsey band, who ever treated me if it is God’s will to take her, we will never —_———-. —_-—— with great kindness; yet . always fancied I) . . ted.” . @@r Why is a newly born baby like a gale Sham beens gael eh PCE Unable to rpeak, the busbaad clasped of wind? Because it begins with a squall. thought troubled me little, for I was too full warmly wy father's baod. time previous to this act. He was about 35 years old . gar “Tam thy father’s spirit,” as the night, and were not @ tittle setogisied £9 62 . Losite paid to the huttie boy when be found it him driving madiy up tothe house uext M. Kidden nuder the wood-pile, From a wild, frolicsome child, I grew up to’ be a tall girl of sixteen, beloved by the band ee . i

THE NEVADA NATIONAL ~ SSEAT PAPER, PUBLISHED EVERY S21 0R DAY MORF WG 47 GRASS VALLEY, PEYADA COUNTY, CALBORNLA. 00 PRICE OF ADVERTISING. equare of Thirteen Lines first insertion. .$1.50 VOL y a Bubdsequent insertion...ccccese++++-+1,00 ==. Nevada Natio nal, GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY, OCT. 8, 1859. NO. 11. omen a oo eran, — 8. C. RICHARDSON . . Counry Surveror’s Orricr. LOTTERIES! Attorney & Co WOOD,EDD Y & CO's) vnc le ci, A T L AW . County Surveyor. { 1 Depaty. will promaptly attend to all business confided to @LDA @® BELIABLE . e are hereby cautioned against em in a 3 . ng other S tha h may & Pee estises be ‘pay, tuck pas, extra . DO@L@t and Georgia j.juliiiin ii ome hee ee ro ee eS Bapeaitie for all teamsters LOTTERIES. Extract from the Laws of California. in the Utab Expedition. » : Partiqularatvention given tall kinds of Convey. Lotteries on the COMBINATION, and others oo the . , CA? 20, See 3.—Nosorvey of re-survey hhereat: es er made by any persou except the County sarweyor Havana or SINGLE NUMBER plans . or his deputy shall be considered legal evidemee in ; any Court within thisstate. JOHN L. GAMBLE. “Sg TIOR-~On the corner of Jubura end Richaréesn re > te aM . SPLENDID SCHEMES . ‘3 + % ; With Capital Prizesof (~~ ies . JUSTICE OF THE PEACE asian -asenee:') I. WILLIAMSON, OFFICE—MILL ST.,GRASS VALLEY, . 4*¢ stmoreusethere of «matter denominations will KRVGTIOREEB > @rawn at {Opposite the Office of Richardson & Johns . AUGUST A,Georgia ani WILMINGTO Wissitena to salesin any part of the County of — ee _ . Del. Under the superintendence of SWORN COM. Real Estate or Personal Property. NOTICE missioners, every OFFICE—Com mercial and Pine street, Newada HE undersigned have this day formed a Law Co . Wednesday and Suturday of Each Week Nevada, Nov. 12, 1858.—n16-0f partnership under the firm and style of Dibble ies: . i? SE Es a & Lansing DIBSLE & LaNeiNc _ See State ~~, . HENRY MEREDITH.) [THOMASP. HAWLEY. . i. g ¥ 4 it Sept. 16, 1866 —e ec . MEREDITH & HAWLEY, my “ “ “ ‘ “ ‘4 ¥ INSE . THEODORE MIILLER. re oe a : = a ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS ar LAW . OFFICE—In Kidd & Knox's Brick Building, cor ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR ATLAW,. ,, 468 “ 43 file” Mag ner of Pine & Broad Sts. Nevada 3 Office—in Kelsey's Building Commercial street, se ? . ‘ sich ceili HOvena, aay sees . The Single Number Lotteries: ; 5 an —____. (autnorsncd by ame matcor Georsie) . OMG MAID ER ES 100 00 fe) wt CLASS 82 DRAWS SATRDAY, August 6, i859 . Ws pshh sig ¢ , eer “ 33 “ “ “ 13 “ V ANTED, in Gold Dust, weekly, $100,000, for) « a « “ i he SATLOon a8 which the highest price will be paid—Gold “ 35 “ e a or “ . Dust sent to the Mint without charge, except for Ex. . sated pressage. Advances made at all times on dust sent 99. TICK i tu ' en Bitin . to the Mint. Ihave alsoa Melting Furnaces, and will may be po me pod “TEN to FIFTEEN DA Ys AE 0 LONG and favorably known on Brord «treet, melt gold into bars for parties desiring It. . TFR THE DRAWING TAKES PLACE, and the pur-. 0 have removed and opened the finest Billiard Sa DRAFTS ON THE ATLANTIC STATES, . chaser will —upenty have to hold his ticket only . loon to be found in the mountains, in the new ROTHCHCHILDS’ DRAFTS ON EUROPE. . eight or ten days fore itis published in several of 1 " " . "i N CHECKS at par on SACRAMENTO & SAN FRANCISCO . the most prominent Sam Francisco vewspapers, and . BRICK BUILDING, COR. BROAD 4 PINE STS. a file of the New York papers, containing a perfect . OPPOSITE KIDD & KNOX’S BUILDING, NEVADA. Speelal and General Deposites received ax usual. . list of all said drawings can be foun at ™ Collections and Banking Business promptly attendThey hereby tender an invitation te all their oll ed to. . Wood Edd & Co,’s Lotte patrons and friends to pay them frequent visits, and A residence of eight years in Grass Valley, I trust . . y Offi r ry they hereby pledge themselves to give as good sathas made me sufficiently well known, not to need j f ice, isfaction as formerly TheSaloon will be furnished with new andl mag sae Elo ties Eechangee U* Old Stand, one! No, 98 Montgomery St., Rooms No? & 3, nifceut BEL-ESARD TABLES, aud crery door below the Exchange. $ os P ~— A. —Over Freeman & Co.’s Epress, . appendage complete. eam ne . SAN FRANCISCU. aot supplied wth the choicent ami most. conti -_ iquors and Cigars. NEW STORE, NEW GOODS . Nevela, rey 13, 1958.—n16 Cf / Whole Tickets.. cee 10 00 : Main Street. .Grass Valley. Halves...... ie siete $B) —— eons : @AORDERS for TICKETS or CIRCULARS, show. . Val F U R N ] T U R E. ing the Plan of the Lotteries, and how the Prizes are . , Main t — alley. ae eupecnreen sect otto hie Mew Wt awarded, will be sent te any one desirous of receiving . Next Door to Wells. Fargo & Co's Express Office. v remov' o as New re { . Proof Bullding, takes ‘Gleaguse in informing the . ‘Me™. Inclosures, of $10.and upwards, may bemade . Mealy at all Hours—where everything cap citizens of Grass Valley and vicinity that he is . by either of the Express Companies, at the expense be had which the market affords. Opening the Largest and Best = and risk of WOOD, EDDY & 00,, and PRIZES WILL . Mt Beate at Gia ba Qeneee. Selected Stock of Furniture, . BECASHED at Sau Francisco. All Communicatious . Thaukful for the liberal Patronage extended tome A, ver Brought to this Place atrictly confidential. . since my opening of this Rstattiedienont, she plea 2d Address, eure in informing my frieu¢a, and the public im genwa Everything belonging to House Furnishing, D. D. GASSNER, . eral that I have this day concluded to furnish such as Carpets, Floor Cloths, Matting, Wall Paper, . Care of Wood, “oe. ae MEALS AT ALL HOURS, and Blankets, will be found in great variety—All of . gw. Remember that we are selling our tickets at Whereeverything can be had that the market af whieh will be-eobd on the towest: terme, tr Coch; the regularditate prices, and no advance, as is other fords with the assurance that an unexceptionable , . Cook will do Justice, and 1 am confident that by Feeling thankfu' tothe citizens of this place and . Lotteries. tly ata aubdisdec, Timall yoceive & ithersl getiamaer, vicinity for their liberal patronage heretofore, I feel . _ nn (as heretofure,) from the citizens of Grase Valley. confident if they callon me now, they will find me 7 ” peer a ee ee a 7” NEW STORE. NEW GOODS. sx lam seueids death ; gules, as per Bill ° oO . . of Fare, he most reasonable terms sina oO. J )HNSON. — . The Subscribers bavin completed their . : a pies rats ; J. 4. CLARK . 1 , , NEW, FIRE PROOF BRICK STORE, sting ssishteintaliaiiiadinaaiel poms . RAN DI nS. * RC nara opt a oye ad) Cady & Masterson’s omestic. . CILO THING, WESTERN HOTEL. : : GRASS VALLEY... CALIFORNIA THE UNDDRSIGNED having made arrangements in. Ever offered in Grass Vallvy.and which . tix Horse has recently been thoroughly refitted, we are determnined to sell at prices, . andis one of the best Hotel Stands in Grass Valley BORDEAUX & PHILADELPHIA Che than Accomodations for Buurding and Lodging,amed Good For a onstant supply of the above Goods, are now t=) er Stabling for Horses. prepared to sell to the trade at as low a figure as Any Establishment of the kind . ee ee eee eee ne mOenamE. they can buy from any House in San Francisco,— r ] FRANCIS WIASTERSON. ai = j Propt ra. Thereby saving Freight and Charges from San FranIN THIS PLACE. ee Our stock consists of a very large assortment of =. ————— Grass Valley, Jume 12, 1555 47-tf THE LATEST STYLE OF . gat Gente, wo sade 00 tase SPRING cLoTHiING, KMPIRE SALOON < ae The best stock of 7 , een ta i Suect, Seowecato. DRESS & MINERS BOOTS) Mitt Srrer, Grass Vattey, Foreign & domestic. cisco to Sacramento. For the Character of our House and Quality of our Goods, we refer to those who have been buying ’ Reme w S &Co. & _ . ever seen inthis place. = Also, « guol selection of , . : : : N. B. Remember Me mula & Co., Sacramento. INDIA RUBBER GOODS. BLANKETS, . [Next Door to Cady’s Livery Stable.) — one wall ’ The uudersigned, having purchased the abowe nam— weer" Hats, and Gentlemen’s ed well known Ww. 8. C. CLUB HOUSE GIN. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN appointed SOLE AGENTS for the sale of this PURE GIN in Califorula and Oregon, are prepared to suply the Trade with an article that NO EQUAL . ———— ly THIS MARKET, being the PURE ARTICLE in its . finest drinkable condition sud favor. (Ta ; This Gin is IMPORTED DIRECT wm ae. j ice aor . : i" re by Messrs. W. S. CORBIN & CU., of New York, who RECT IMPORTE: DEALER FRO: xu. . K. SALE have toxde arrangements with the late firm of CAM ae ER & DEALER FROM MANU PBEL., BROTHERS for the sole importation and sale iu the United States and Canada. We are assured it is the ONLY GENUINE Furni:hing Goods. . BHALHARD SALGOW ofc. W. Smith, are prepard te receive and enter. We will give the pssblic achance, once more. of tain their friends in the best manner dressing up ia fine style for a trifle. Call uext door ps 4 tothe CENTRAL MARKET. None but the Best Liquors will be found _ 3. COHN & BRO. . AT THE EMPIRE, BOOKS &STATIGNARY, Lime, Lime! County Suarweyor . ‘Harrington & Patterson, A Large Supply of Fresh Burnt Lime, . —————— — aoe = . The Gipecy's Revenge; Or, The Steles . among them. My slightest word was law, Child. and it was strange to see the tenderness and “Welcome, welcome, Aunt Ella,” cried a . respect which they tendered me. . group of pretty, merry girls, ae a sweet, be . “But they had been branded ax outlaws, . nevolent-looking woman entered the draw. and the government had set a large price on . ing room where they were conversing. “We . their beads. One day we bad taken refuge were just speaking about you, and wishing . ina cavern,after being bunted as wild beasts, . you were bere to tell us one of your detight. when we were suddenly surprised and cap ' ful stories.” . tured by w large body of constabulary. . “Most willingly, my dear girls. would [. “We were put in prison, aud after a short oblige you, but indeed I feel so sorrowful to . trial the band were condemned to death; but . night, I fear my tales would fuil to interest . MY youth gained me friends, and the vener” . able Judge, who had taken a great interest “No fear of that, Aunt Nellie, but as you . te me, baviug no children, adopted me as his . are so sad, we will wait until another even— . OW2. i ing.” “I wept bitterly at the terrible fate of my AUNT BLIa’s STORY. . old companions, whom I sincerley loved, and But she, dear kind auntie, seeing we were ) as I was bidding them a last aeieu, the chief, disappointed, said, “girls, I will tell you the . Who was a stern mysterious man, called me cause of my depression this evening; but in to him, banded me a small box, bade me on . imagination [carry you back to the days . ™Y houor never to open it until my twenty; when I was a iaughing, ligbt-bearted girl . rst birthday. Solemnly vowing to do bis like yourselves. Full of life and gladness, { . bidding, I bade them a last farewell. ! tripped gaily along the pathway of life, “My bome with the Judge and his beautiplucking flowers of affection from every bow[ul wife was all that I could desire; they ‘er, little thinking -that my bright dreams . '°ved me tenderly, and did all in their pow_ would so soon be dispelled by the dark clouds . @* t0 make me happy. { had the best musof bitter misery. ters, and every attention was paid to my edOur house was a perfect paradise; content . 2ation. and happiness beamed on every inmate’s. “At eighteen I entered society as the adop, face. One evening as we were enjoying the ted daughter of Judge Dudley; was well re. pure pleasare of the social circle, a tap was _ ceived, and reigned a belie daring the whole . heard at the door, and aservant entered, an. 8¢#800, My adopted father, who was very nouncing to my father that a stranger de. Proud of me, intended that I should make u ' sired to see him. great match, but whea [ told him that I bad . He instantly arose, and upon Icaving the %estowed my affections on my William, his , room was met by a tall dark man, wrapped "8° kuew no bounds., He declared that no in @ heavy cloak. beggar should win me, and bade me hencethe man, looking earnestly at my father, . 5i9gleton, as my future husband. who graciously smiled assent. . “Ireplied that I would never wed any “Well, Doctor, my wife is dangerously il], . Person but William, and that it would be /and I want you tocome with all possible . Useless to urge me in the matter. I was in“haste to see ber.” . dignant at his applying such an epithet to “Is she very ill?” inquired my father, as . William, who was a man of rare talents and , he did not relish the idea of leaving home on ® Young lawyer struggling to an honorable . such ao inclement night. . position in the world. . “Yes, very,” replied the man, sternly, “so. ‘“Hoarse with anger, he bade me begone. ' for Good's sake be qaick, Doctor, or she will . "TO long,’ said be, ‘have I harbored you unbe dead before we reach my home"—home . grateful girl, io my home, never thinking he repeated—“once indeed it was a happy . ‘Bat like a viper you would sting me when one—earth’s choicest gifts were mine—but . I least expected it Begone,’ be cried, as he now, ruined and desolate, and she, its light, . almost hurled me from his house. its beauty, my wife, my own darling wife,. “Loving my adopted father, I sought to be dying, surrouuded by misery and want. Oh reconciled to him, but be was deaf to my eniny God,” he groaned in deep agony, “if it . treaties unless I would give up William. is thy will, spare me this dreadful trial.” “That week William and I were married, My father gently touched bim as be sat . and humble though our home was, happiness with his face buried in his bands, saying the ever hovered around us, unti) one uofortuhorses were ready. In a moment they were . nate day my busband was riding in haste to . rapidly driving to the stranger's home, and . a neighboring town, when he was thrown . “onward, ooward, for the sake of Heaven,” . from his horse and severely burt. For weeks were the only words he uttered. j his life was despaired of. Night and day I “Alighting at a miserable cottage at the . watched by the bedside of my only earthly outskirts of the city, the man pushed open a. hope, and the Almighty at last rewarded my creaking door, and entering a miserably} efforts and spared my husband's life. Durcbeerless room, beckoned my father to apj ing the excitement I bad forgotten that we proach the bed upou which the sick woman) were almost penniless, and soon the reality was lying. : . stared us in the face. We were forced to My fatuer saw ina moment that no human . leave our pretty cottage, and William, whose _ aid could avail her anything; and it was with . weakness prevented his working, with anutreluctance be imparted the news to her de terable agony watched meas Fentieideset . spairing busband; but he, in whose bosom . ty earn a small pittance to sustain life. But . the lamp of life was not yet extinguished, . my constitution was not strong, and I was _ begged my futher to do something at least to . soon attacked by a dangerous illness which ' relieve the sufferer. is wasting my life away. I have buta short William, come near me—I wish to speak . time to live, Doctor, to you ere I depart,” marmured the dying . versary of my twenty-first birthday, I would woman. before I die, have the mystery which hangs The man arose, and kneeling by the bed-. over my life unravelled. Doctor. please . side. took her pale thin band in his, and kis. hand me that box lying on the mantel.— . sing it, fondly exclaimed “Ob, my Mary, lit-. Poor William,’ she said. stooping over and = . As we purchase only from first hands, and never tle I thought when first I clasped this loved . issin her husband’ le b: 4 sf CHARLES CA R L 9 . rom the mixers and mannfacturers of Tarantula! bang in mine, and pledged before God's al-. poser us 8 pale bruw, ‘be com . tar to love and protect you forever, and . FACTURERS, OF ALL KINDS OF one eanneniene enon oie ~—~ . when I took you from your friends to share . know comfort again.’ “My Mary,” he marmured, ‘I will never

. my home and heart, oh Mary, I never dream. My father, as desired, box, and . ed that this would be the end of it—wretch . 7 vat opened the box, an took out a bnadle of papers, and was about Cc L UB H ous E GIN) School Books at reasonable Rates Constantly on hand . that Tomy 614 1 ect eve you in the! handing them to the man, whea the woman EVER IMPORTED TO THIS MARKET . WHOLESALE & RETAIL, And we are satisfied that e trial will obtain for it . Couatry Orders solicited, and promptly attended to. ow Py . Fy ” the high reputaiou it sustains where it is introduced Particular attextion paid to orders forall kinsof Which will be Sold at the Lowest Market Rates, . oe: F ‘ School Bowks and School Stationary ; . Forfurther information apply at the Kilms, or) +William,” said the sufferer, gently, 4%” NONE IS GENU/NE untess the bottles have . the LABEL of W. 5 CORBIN & CU. on them. . COUNTY CLERKS can be furnished with all kinds of For sale by the principal Liquor dealers in San . address Edward Huston, Grass Valley. Terms CASH ae” BARLEY and HAY WANTED in exchange for Francisco. W. B. CUMMINGS & CO., BLANK BOOKS. 43m 60 California st., San Francisco For County Purposes, made to order of the Peg Best Material. sa a sent one tion TURNER’S THOMAS 8S. LEVY, . oe ee es CARL. nip ome, 4-3m San Francisco. Valley Lumber Yard, . ——-——__-—_-_—_-_————————" cnet S55°S 2 Westeru A j x = a Vv. Er a House & Lots For SALE URNER’S FOREST WINE BITTERS are a cure for . ALLEY. i bf nd Lot on School Street, o; ite Mr. Dib. Fever and Ague, Flatuleney. Dyspepsiv, Gostive. . Hwee vies sua Sagar ae sow has . MH fr Bale Bt seeamect ee ae ae . at juena Vista a w y ache, I rity of the Digestive Orgens. Nervous . I am prepared to sell he Em + % aon iat, foant in, gore ted . Prostration, Neuralgia, Rheamatic Affection=, and . SUGAR AND YELLOW PINE LUMBER, OF ALL pire ’ = vane? “. most of the ills that flesh is heir to, They will be . AND Forest WINE BiTreRs,) ~ Apply to M. M. METCALF. found not only a curative, but alsothe best pmxven. . DESCRIPTIONS, Grass Valley, August 6, 1855. 2 . survnerae letredansd in California. exmaccbtasiaasticihssaineseoneinstlienecibncatieteamin ———<<<~ecs—e . @.Thesc BITTERS, wanufactured from the UF A SUPERIOR RS tf AND IN ANY > QUANTITY. SUMMONS . choicest medical roots, barks — herbs, by Turner Laths, Pickets, Shakes, Shingles, ’ : s . aoe. _ Pere f ge ta = oe in wee Cedar Posts, &c, &e. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, JUSTICE’S COURT. . onthe Coast, Perfect . I have, direct from the Manufactories. County of Nevada, ss. W.B. Clapp, . safety by persons of all ages and conditions. . 8 sie DOORS, BLINDS, FRENCH WINDOWS, Township of Grass Valley. Justice of the Peace. . gg~ TURNER BR‘ THERS, Manet mctustenas oy . Pane! ‘ewels Banisters q fornia, description of Syrups, Cordals, ers ke. at N. some pe Bey te 8 oe T W. LEW, Genre te of California,to CLARK . Vee Bufalo N.Y. and San Fssneiseo, Cal. _—. panei miemalenal. ; You are hereby summoned to appear before me, . GINGER WINE at my Office, in said Township, on Monday the CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.—Therhputation awar. C 0 L L E C TI NG. 12th 17h December, 1880, at 10 o'clock, a. ». 10 . ded to TURNER'S GINGER WINE,and the uneq waled WN, who . popularity it bas received, has been the means of . demands of you the sum of Two Hundred dollars, as . puttinginte the market many spurious articles . J OHN Ww. ROBERTS, [aw copy of bg age mow on file in my office, when . vee hanmoeay these base counterfeits ! We caution all . udgment will be takem against you for the said . consumers of GINGER WINE to examine the label, . (Of Freeman & Co's Express,) amount, together with costs and damages, if you fail 4 none is genuine save such as have our portraits . B™ LEAVE to inform the citizens of Grass Valley . to coyest and answer. ina circle, on a steel plate, surrounded by the inser. and vicinty that he will promptly attend to . To the Sheriff or Constable of said County,— . jption— “TURNER'S GINGER WINE, prepared by the Collecting of acounts, or notes, that may be . Greeting ;—Make legal service anddue return hereof. TURNER BROTHERS, New York, Buffalo N. Y. and. bandedto him. His charges will be moderate, and j Given under my hand, this 9th oy of September, . gan Francisco, California be can be fouud @ all timer at the Banking House A. D. 1860 W. B. CLAPP, gar Manufactory and Salesroom inSap Fran ea Belew . SW Sin Justice of the Peace of aadd Count isco. cor. Broadway and Front Street 6-om . At the Kilns on Wolf Creek, . once yours, and you would have escaped this . LIME. Orders Promptly delivered. =f . by thoughts like these, for never did I regret . . midst of the comfort and affluence that was . said, “William is too agitated, Doctor; will “q. youreelf?”’ . Aslip of paper fell from his band, and, am dying, do not disturb my last moments) . . picking it upgpy father read — “This is to certify that the child, Mary ' mine, I would give them all for thee.” ‘ daughter of Dr. Austin, of B—— stolen by My father, who had been standing at toe me to avenge my wrongs in wiauing frum woman, who bad forgotten his presence, mo. tioned him to draw near. “Listen, Doctor, to what I have to say.— It does not concern you, and perhaps I am Corner Montgomery & Merchant Sts., @ \ ww w & BR ‘wa \ Ww \ = 9 . window, was about to leave, when the dying . me the only being I ever loved. Tam dy ing, and 1 seek tovepair the only injury done . to one I once loved.’’ “Emanuel Valerino, my child, my child!” cried my father, bending over his new-found “I presume you ure are Dr. Austin,” said , forth consider his friend, the Hon. Jasper . and as this is the aoni. . you be kind enough to read them alond, NEVADA NATIONAL BOOK & JOB PRINTING MAIN STREET. GRASS VALIKY We have, in connection with the Nevana Nameven . Neweraren Feranteeneryt a JOB OFFICE. capsble o! executing every description ef Jeb Work, such as . Bosivess Cannes CrnevLars, Hanveriis, Birt. Heane Powter, Law Bianee. Bact Teeuers, Procksuura, Bussor Fax Hooks and Pasrnieta, Bre., which sill be execs vith nentnes«and dispatch, on reasonable terme. LL EE EE ISAS CR ning. and. iu exciting tones, ordering the servants to place a bed in the easy old family earringe, and directing my mother to prepare to receive a sick person. Without waiting to give any explanation, he burried back te the sick, and io about an hour he aud William tenderly carried in the sick woman and laid ber in the soft, comfortable bed which my mother bad prepared. Calling her into the library, hetold who the strauger was. The shock was too great fur ny mother, and she swooned apon the floor. Upon recovering, she gazed wildly alout marmuriug, “My Mary, my little one, bave they brought you back?’ * Ob, how affecting was the meeting between my mother and ber long Jost daughter? and wheu I kissed my sister’s hand, I felt that I would willingly give my life to save hers, * Mother.” she asked one day, “do tel! me who was Emanuel Vallerino.”’ “My child,” said mother with a sigh, “he was wy adopted brother, and only in that light did [ ever regard him ; but he. unknowu to me, loved me witb all the fever of his passionate nature. He declared his effection for me, but I told him I was the affianced of your father. He then vowed before heaven, if ever I became the wife of Hubert Austin, , he would be avenged. I heeded not bis threat , , and soon after was married. A few years . after you were bora you were stolen from us. fu vain we searched in every direction, but . could fiad no clue to our lost darling—and ‘long, loug, my Mary we bave mourned you as dead.”’ The night wind wailed sadly around our . home as the shadow of death deepened upou the brow of his sister Mary. . Father—William——Mother—-all coma near me,’’ she marmared faintly, “I would . See you all before I depart. Good-by, good. by,” she exclaimed, kissing us affectionately. . Ob, do not weep for me; Iam leaving you but for a time ; and ob, what a bappy reunion . ours will be when we meet in you bright . spirit land, Buthush, they are coming— . Isee their arms ouistretched to greet me. I bear the music of the heavenly Jerusalem. Farewell earth-farewell, all that is dear . to me, farewell. Almighty God, unto thee I commend my spirit. Jesus, receive my soul. And with one faint gasp, the soul of my be. loved sister was wafted to the realms of bliss. It would be needless for me to picture our griefather loss. It was heartfelt—eranest ; 'and poor William at that moment needed all . our Lenderest sympathies. “ Girls,” said Annt Ella, as she saw the . tearful eyes of ber attentive auditors, “ this . night is the anniversary of that death-bed . Scene. Do you wonder, then. that I am sad?” * Ob no, darling Aunt Ella,” they all ex. Claimed, “it was a scene too touching ever . to be forgotten; but tell us, auntie, is dear, . good Uncle William, who is always so kind, yet sorrowful, the William of whom you speak Sa . “Yes, girls; be has never forgotten his . idolized wife ; and I often thought when you . Were teasing him about getting married, . what deep wounds you must have inflicted . on bis breaking heart.”’ . “ Tlad we known we were inflicting pain,”’ . said the girls, sobbing , “we would not for a . moment think of tormenting bim; but the , future will show bow sorry we are for the . past.’ From that day many a blessing did Wil. liam Warrington bestow upon the fair young . girls who sought to soothe bis melancholly, . and by a thousand acts of kindness to render . bim happy; and they who loved him asa . brother, found in bim that friend which the young need, a sincere and truthful counselor i fa every act of their lives, . je Some days since, Alexander Johnson well knaowa about Columbia and vicinity, fought with a mao on Hawkins’ Bar, in that . county, named Jobo Bergman, injuring him . my choice—and if wealth and luxury were . who has lived with our band for years, is the . soseriously that be died soon after. . ga James M. Taylor, of Steven's Bar, . Tuolumne county, shot himself throagh the . head with a pistol, while lying in bed with his wife, on Suodey evening last, Mr. T, was laboring under mental depression, consequent on the state of his business, for come . of guiety to think long ou anything serious. . We wondered father did not reiurn that of dark gypeics, and was treated as a queen trespassing on your kindness, but I feel with ~. . daugbter. ‘My dariing Mary, for whom 1. the goodness of your noble heart you will . oe y & 3 have mourded for long. long years; is it thus . mar orp cr nsin a4 I bebold you; my God, spare, ob. spare my . My father seated bimeelf, while the woman , cbild,’ be suid, with frantic emotion, kissing related as follows : . her ; A large number of emigrants buve arrived “Mine, Doctor, bes been an a strange fate; . “Father, father,’ was all she could mur. #t Quincy, Plumas county, this seasen.— and short though my life bas been, itbes . 4. 1. sie sank back, exhausted, upow ber . Many of them are engaged in working the been an eventfal one. Ihave no remem~ . ), mines in that vicinity. They say that many brance of my parents, for in my childhood I “William, I am thy futher, too; tore me! of the emigrants on the way ace suffering had no settled home, but led a wandering . as weon. Our loved one may yet live; bat . from want of provisions. life with a gipsey band, who ever treated me if it is God’s will to take her, we will never —_———-. —_-—— with great kindness; yet . always fancied I) . . ted.” . @@r Why is a newly born baby like a gale Sham beens gael eh PCE Unable to rpeak, the busbaad clasped of wind? Because it begins with a squall. thought troubled me little, for I was too full warmly wy father's baod. time previous to this act. He was about 35 years old . gar “Tam thy father’s spirit,” as the night, and were not @ tittle setogisied £9 62 . Losite paid to the huttie boy when be found it him driving madiy up tothe house uext M. Kidden nuder the wood-pile, From a wild, frolicsome child, I grew up to’ be a tall girl of sixteen, beloved by the band ee . i